After crossing, I made the country in chaos

Chapter 20 Water Mirror Temple

What Hua Yao said made Zhou Youcai dumbfounded.

He had never seen the eldest princess ask about these things, and he never thought that the princess would come up with such a "bad idea".

But he didn't dare to disobey, so he could only respond resentfully, and retreated.

Hua Yao then turned to the accountant and said, "Did you hear that? Go back and make a separate account book, recording those who have paid rent for three years and those who have not paid rent and deducted interest."

"Yes, yes." After learning Hua Yao's tricks, Mr. Accountant didn't dare to fart, and followed the instructions to do things.

Hua Yao pinched her chin and began to think again, what other ways to make money in this princess mansion.

Several shops on the main street are still unable to move.Because the original owner rebelled once, now is a sensitive period, and a single hair will affect the whole body.

But there must be other plans in the future, so there is no rush!
Also...

"Xia Zhi, come here and make up for me." Hua Yao is glad that she has become a princess through time travel, and has someone to take care of everything, otherwise the cumbersome ancient costumes would drive her crazy.

"What hairstyle do you want the princess to wear?" Xia Zhi was dexterous, and she combed her hair neatly.The technique of makeup is also good, and she can also choose clothes.

Hua Yao looked left and right in the vanity mirror, first indulged in narcissism for a while, and then said: "Put a palace bun and wear a seven-color phoenix robe."

"The princess is going to enter the palace?"

The phoenix robes of the empress and empress dowager are nine colors, and the phoenix robes of the eldest princess are seven colors.But the phoenix robes of other princesses are five colors, or they are not even qualified to wear phoenix robes.

"Not to enter the palace, but to Shuijing Nunnery." Hua Yao said, "It's been a long time since I went to pay my respects to the emperor's grandmother."

The Empress Dowager eats fast and recites Buddha, prays for the country and the people, so she always lives in Shuijing Nunnery.

The original owner had been there several times before, but they all came back within a day because they couldn't bear the hardships.

Hua Yao is now thinking, is it because the original owner eats big fish and meat every day, and can't bear the hardship of eating vegetarian in the nunnery?
Xia Zhi was also taken aback when he heard this, and hurriedly said: "But princess, didn't the emperor order you to ground your feet?"

"That's right. So take the sedan chair instead of walking." Hua Yao said plausibly.

Hua Yao automatically understood that foot restraint means staying at home, so she let the sedan chair carry it out of the head office.

Xia Zhi: You are a princess, you are right.Well, it makes sense, Yazi.

In fact, the emperor said that the feet should be grounded, but there was no one guarding or monitoring outside the princess mansion.

Hua Yao was carried by a small red woolen sedan chair, and in a very low-key manner, she brought only four maidservants and a few guards, and went to Shuijing Nunnery.

In late autumn, the wind is slightly cool, and the branches are covered with frost.

Shuijing Nunnery is located on Jingyuan Mountain in the northernmost part of the imperial capital.There were no carriages or horses on the road, and few pedestrians.

A group of people and a sedan chair seemed quite lonely.

Hua Yao heard the occasional birds chirping outside and the "rustling" footsteps of the crowd, so she raised the curtain to look outside.

At a glance, the leaves on both sides of the road are all yellow, and the golden stretches to the Shuijing Temple at the end.

Shuijing Nunnery has red walls and green tiles, solemn and peaceful.A wisp of smoke rises quietly and quietly, taking away a bit of the atmosphere of fireworks in the world.

"Stop the sedan chair." Hua Yao ordered.

The bearer stopped and the chair poles were put away.Chun Equinox stepped forward and helped Hua Yao out of the sedan chair.

Hua Yao checked the distance with her eyes, lifted her skirt and said, "You stay here, I will go there by myself."

"Princess." Chunfeng wanted to say something, but Hua Yao waved her hand, signaling that she didn't need to persuade her.

In the past, when the princess came here, the chariots and horses were mighty, and the servants shouted and hugged.

Today's Princess Huayao walks slowly with her clothes on her hem.With firm footsteps and a graceful demeanor, it was a majesty that had never been seen before.

(End of this chapter)